Location: 100% on-site work required
Full Benefits Package Available
- Salary: $60,000 – $75,000 (based on experience and qualifications)
QUALIFICATIONS
Clearance:
- Public trust
Education: Bachelor’s degree in human resources, social science, or business administration.
Experience: At least 1 year of human resource- knowledge of Federal Government recruiting procedures preferred.
Knowledge:
- Critical thinking skills are crucial
- Knowledge of Federal Government recruiting procedures highly desired
- Ability to read and understand government policy and regulations
- Must be detail oriented with strong organizational skills
- Professional communication skills, both verbal and written
- Technical writing and editing experience is desired
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Office suite
- Self-starter who takes ownership of the job at hand and takes responsibility for the work assigned
FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: A human capital analyst is responsible for performing information collection, analysis, and interpretation. Other responsibilities include:
- Draft, package, route, review, and track work packages and correspondence.
- Manage correspondence and communications through task management system (ICAATT) that includes reviewing, assigning, and tracking tasks for responses and preparing accurate and complete task responses for management review and approval.
- Develop, maintain, and update information to be used in recurring reports; perform routing data entry, analyses, and calculations in the processing of tasking data; perform information gathering, analysis, and/or forecasting for data call and/or reports.
- Provide technical writing/editing support to include but not limited to reviewing, coordinating, and editing production of papers, letters, policy documents, and other documents, and assisting in writing/editing draft of various materials (i.e. briefings, presentations, documents, responses, etc.).
- Provide administrative support to include coordination and maintenance of leadership calendars and schedules; provide calendar management for scheduling meetings (internal and external), resolving calendar conflicts, and updating meetings as needed; assist with logistics support for meetings and conferences, including reserving conference rooms, preparing read-ahead materials and briefings, basic IT connectivity, and taking minutes and action items; and provide escort and visitor control support for internal and external visitors
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment. GCI gives preferential treatment to veterans.